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This artwork is reproduced from a Tondo from an Attic white-ground red-figured kylix, ca. 460 found in tomb F43 in Kameiros (Rhodes). The painter of the original artwork is Pistoxenos. This image is depicting Aphrodite flying through the skies on her goose. The artist replicated this with her own interpretation. The artwork is made on a printed paper dated back to the beginning of 20^th century. The content is about an agreement between Portugal and Turkey. The scene represents the amicable agreement between two countries. The frame is an antique handmade Spanish frame.

The miniature artist, Sema Yurtseven, has uniquely designed this harmonious and coherent miniature art. She inspired two landmark architectures of Istanbul: Galata Tower and Maiden Tower. She combined her imagination with two flowers next to jumping fish. The artist used the handmade paper made in Basel, Switzerland.

The miniature artist, Sema Yurtseven, has uniquely designed and applied this harmonious and coherent miniature art. The artist created a scene where twins enjoy the place and spirit of Galata Tower built in 500 A.D in Istanbul. She is inspired from mitology by creating twins and a little angle presenting a cup of joy to them.

The miniature artist Sema Yurtseven inspired from the mythologhy of Gods of Troy. The artist has uniquely designed and applied this harmonious and coherent miniature art.  She reflected her imagination of Gods of Troy in Trojan War in the city of Canakkale, where the Trojan War was believed to be happened. As you may see, there are many micro-details which can only be seen magnifying glass.